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[Kevin Holly <opennic AT lists.dedilink.eu>]

Hi!

I hooked it up now:

7ydsixzd4uxzdouw.onion fd87:d87e:eb43:fe07:245f:23e5:2f91:ba96
(the server is not logging any queries at all)
Feel free to tell your tor-friends ^^

On 01/03/2014 03:43 PM, Kevin Holly wrote:
> On 01/03/2014 01:47 PM, OpenNIC User wrote:
>>
>> Hi!
>>
>> I use TOR to browse anonymously. I would like to use TOR to access OpenNIC 
>> servers too!
>>
>> The Onioncat VPN adapter provides an easy way for any host to make its 
>> services available on the TOR network too. Do you know of any public 
>> OpenNIC servers which have Onioncat IPv6 addresses?
> Not yet, nope.
>>
>> If not, setting this up is very simple! Please could you forward my 
>> request to Tier2 operators? I would REALLY appreciate if this could be 
>> posted to dns-operations list!
> You've already sent this mail to us t2 operators :)
>>
>> Setup instructions:
>>
>> 1: Install TOR and Onioncat.
>>
>> 2: Setup Onioncat -> https://www.onioncat.org/configuration/
>>
>> 3: Setup your existing DNS server to listen to connections in the tun0 
>> interface.
>>
>> 4: Check your security! Onioncat bypasses your firewall. Make sure you 
>> don't have more daemons listening in tun0 than you want to. I recommend 
>> running nmap from the outside before publishing your new IPv6 address.
> I'm gonna read a bit about this and maybe setup this later on my server.
> I didn't use TOR for a couple of months now. Does the dns server need to
> resolve some TOR domains or something similar or just continue resolve
> the ICANN and oNIC domains?
>>
>> THANKS
>>
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> 

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Best regards

Kevin Holly - root AT hallowe.lt - http://hallowe.lt/